Monthly Archives: March 2014

Monday with Pessoa: The Double Dream

Posted on March 31, 2014 by Mark Kerstetter

I wanted to record some notes on todays’ Pessoa reading which has taken the form of a poem. The notes, it seemed to me, should stand separately from the poem, as they are not intended for those who don’t care … Continue reading →

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A Place Called Gooseberry Inn

Posted on March 18, 2014 by Mark Kerstetter

The gracious and cool Kyle Harvey of Fruita Pulp has provided an exhibition space for four of my poems: Chagall Sketches, Gooseberry Inn, Working in the Gap, and Beckett in Roussillon. All four are very personal in very different ways. … Continue reading →

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Standing Girl in Plaid Garment

Posted on March 4, 2014 by Mark Kerstetter

Several people told me they liked my poem named after this great drawing by Egon Schiele, so I’ve decided to share here a short fiction I wrote several years ago when I was working regularly in that genre. I called … Continue reading →

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Samuel Beckett Sketches

Posted on March 2, 2014 by Mark Kerstetter

         

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